I would like to ask if there is any way to add a timestamp (or date) in order to filter the results for an API request.
What I have beeen doing for now is getting all the data and filter by myself later on, but this solution is not scalable and I don't want to collapse the API limit.
For example, if I want to get feedback submissions (in python), right now I'm doing:
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You should explore the search endpoints. You can use a filter group with a from and to range
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Thank you for your answer @dennisedson . I cannot find which Object Type is associated with feedback_submissions or if it's available the search option for it.
You can see details on the endpoints, including search here
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I will check with the team on why this object is not in the search documentation.
Why do you think that implementation is incorrect. It appears consistent with the other objects' python examples.
As for the error, try using a unix timestamp as your value.
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Oct 28, 202111:05 AM - edited Oct 29, 20213:01 PM
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Filter API Request by timestamp
@dennisedson The CRM Discovery object has not feedback_submission property, this one is inside object as I mentioned.
If I change the timestamp to unix timestamp, the API call doesn't have a Bad Request, but it returns nothing. Even using unix_timestamp as 10, the response is empty.